mental health

Urban Indians in better emotional and mental health in 2021 Versus 2020 when the pandemic broke out – Net scores have improved – WEF-Ipsos 1-year of COVID19 global survey

4 in 10 urban Indians became lonelier due to the pandemic, but their spirits did not flag; Pandemic buttressed local community support: Ipsos Global Survey

An interesting POV by Monica Gangwani, Country Leader & Executive Director, Healthcare, Ipsos in India

Kumud Ghoshal, Executive Director, Ipsos UU (qualitative research division of Ipsos)

This month's edition of Ipsos Update features recent Ipsos research and thinking on mental health, Black Friday and retail trends, brand-building and climate change.

As consumers are looking beyond the traditional markets to address their health and wellness needs, there are opportunities for financial services companies to help people improve their holistic well-being.

64% Indians want the stigma attached with Mental Health issues to go; they would prefer if it was treated like any other illness; 63% Indians feel that seeing a therapist was a sign of strength.

74% Indians expect a tolerant attitude for mental health patients